Una autobiografía religiosa fuera de la norma: Autonomía y racionalidad en El libro de Recreaciones de María de San José
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https://doi.org/10.24310/analecta.v38i1.4350Abstract
RESUMEN: Las «autobiografías por mandato» fueron, durante muchos siglos, el único mol-de autorizado donde la mujer religiosa podía desarrollar sus inquietudes literarias. En este artículo, se analiza cómo María de San José (1548-1603) realiza una «autobiografía por mandato» rompiendo con el modelo de saturación emocional que suele caracterizar a este género literario. Para ello, se estudian las referencias a la oración mental en su Libro de las Recreaciones y se comparan con los de otras escritoras carmelitas.
ABSTRACT: The spiritual autobiographies were, for many centuries, the authorized model where contemplative women made real his literary ideals. This article investigate how Maria de San José (1548-1603) write a text that breaks the standard of emotional saturation that usually shows this literary genre. To accomplish this objective, references to mental prayer in her Book of Recreations are analyzed and compared with those of other Carmelite women writers.
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